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Gas HEAr1se Srovrs
GAS FIXTURES AND CoLoREp GLOBES.
ED. J. HANNAH,
REGISTERED PLUMBER.
n9-2w 517 1lth st. n, ".
NEw FLAssELs AND Bl.skErs.

New FLASNELs AND BlASkErs.
SEATON PERRY.
tSuccesor to PERRY \ BRorHER,)
GENUINE ENFIELD WHITE AND SCARLET
sHRUNK SHAKER FLANNEI.S, BOTH PLAIN AM
TWiLLED RANGING FROM 4Oc. TO 81 PER
BIL1RDvALE AII-wOOL DoMET AND SILK
WAkP FLANNELS RANGING FROM 2oc. To
NEW PLAiD. STRIPED AND PLAIN CoIORED
ALL-WOOL FLANNELS FOR LADIES AND Chill
DkEN'S W AR; NEW SkIRIING fLANNELS
NTH WHITE SILK EMBRolDERY AT 81 40 81
PER YARD. CALIFORNIA, MINNESOTA AND
WHITNEY ALLWOOL BLANKETS, ALL SIZES
AND QUALITIES AT LOWEST PRICES
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF WHITE AND GRAY
BLANKETS RANGING FROM 81 To s5 PER PAIR.
NEW BED COMFORTS RANGING FROM S1.25 TO
NEW MARsEILIEs, ALLENDALE AND CROCHET
quilts FROM 81 TO ~ >.r ,or-,- ,,,,r,,
AND GERMAN M TABLE LINENS RANGING FROM
JOHN 5. BROWN SONS IRISH LINEN DAMAsK
TABLECLOrHS. ALI. WIDTHS AND LENGTHS,
WITH NAPKINS ALL SIZES TO MATCH.
NEW GERMAN LINEN DAMASK NAPKINS AND
IN sH AND GERMAN .HUCK AND DAMAsK LINEN
BEEIS bnb E9M i0 sa gEE pSzBS Nb
sA WIDE TABLE CANTON AT &c AND 81.
SPECIAL RARGAIN" IN l0-4 WIDE NEW YORK
MILLS BLEACHED SHhETING AT 25c. PER
2AIL DoMEsTICs AT LOWEST QUOTATIONS.
SEATON PERRY,
Pennsylvania ave, cor. 9th Ut.
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ReassuFing Panama Canal ShAros
hOldefU.

PARIs Nov. An. Victor de Lesseps, in letter
published to-day, states that his father Count
Ferdinand de LessepS viii soon make another rrip
70 Panama, and repeats the promise that the
cenAl will be opened In February, 16o0 and that
no further loan for the canal VIII be required The
letter Is Intended TO reassure alarmed holders q
shares OF the Panama Canal
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Manned After Mr.. Cleveland.

TIE PRESIDENTS WEE SENDS TwHNTY-FIyH DOL
LARS TO CONNECTICUT BABY.
Last week Mrs. Frank sponcie, OF Putnam, Conn,
gave birth to her nineteenth child. Mrs Sponcie
b only thirtyeght years OF age, and d-looking
She " the wife OF well-to-do mechanic, whom she
married when she was about flfteen years old. All
the children have been born in Putnam. The nine
teenth child 10 girl, and at the mothers request
M wae chr1stened FnnceA in honor OF President
CieveiandS wtfe. me oaptismal ceremony was
performed In the Catholic church by the Rev.
Father vygen. Mra Cleveland WAS notined Of the
event. and copy OF the baptisuaal certificate was
nent 20 neT. few days ego she sent . letter 70
FAtoor vy9ou, ASKING him TO convey her ktndest
wiahes y t1e mothe[ and also expressing pleasure
that the child bad Deen called Frlncea The leCter
also contained Is - gtft 70 the infant.
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Why Corti Resi1ned.

Special Gable Dispstch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON Nov. 9.-C0rt. who has resigned the
Italian embassy here is recalled On account OF his
differences with Crispi. He has not been success
and win probably be succeeded by Count De
RObfltanc
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Unfair % blame the League.

Special Gable Dispatch TO THE EvESIsG STAR.
LONDON, Nov. a.-It Is worth noticing that the
murder In Kerry, Ireland. which the Times greets
with ill-concealed delight, occurred In a district
where the National League never has been power
fuI
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Tennessee Rsoser. Arrc,,.a.

CHICAGO, Noe. IA special from Chsttanoo9s,
Tenn says: Sherin ConLor has Just arrived
from the Soddy mines The ringleaders OF the
rioters have been arrested and everything Qu1et.
When the nountaineers heard OF the arrival OF The
sher11's posse they returned TO the mountains aud
were afraid 20 make an attack. several deputieD
are still at the mines 20 prevent further trouble.
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m MASSACHUsETT~.
Ames' Plurality n, ,6ll I'm a Poll 23,OOl
I'm Excess Of that Of 1855.

BOSTON, Nov. e.-Returns from all the cities ana
towns In the State show that 265 900 votes were
cast yesterday, OF about 1900 more than In lss,
and - 600 In excess Of last years vote. The vota
Is divided as follows: Anes. rep, l35.sl2; Lover.
Ing. dem, lls,3ll; Earle, prob, lo,os5; MarkA,
labor, s4s.
This makes Ames' plurality l. GIL against a472
last year. This Is clear majority OF 65s6 against
Se3 IN lSs6 Brackett. rep FOR governor.
has plurality oa ~. LA over outing. dem.
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ROrese Fire. ancreasfms.


SERIOUS CONDITION OF AFFAIRS IN INDIANA, rILA
SoIs, AND KENTCCKY.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-An Inter-0ceoa special from
Evansville, Ind, says: Forest flres continue In
this section with increased force Throu9hout
southern Illinois steamboat navigation has been
impeded, and throughout the drought district oe
the water famine.
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THE PRESIDENT and Col Lamont are particularly
pleased at the election OF Mr.. Tracy to Congress
from the Albany district. He is warm personal
friend or both
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DAKOTA.
Division Carried BY n Good Majority.
Local ODtiOsn.

MISHEAPoLIs MIMI, Nov. 9.-The Dakota cleo.
ton returns this morning are very meager and
the ngures received In no instance give the total
OF the several counties. Division has carried by q
good majority, the principal opposition coming
from North Dakota. In South Dakota tue vote In
favor OF division was very large. Local option
seems 10 have gained the day In most of the coun.
ties the following counties voted In favor oe
local option: Belliman, Cass, Foster, Grand Forks,
gent, Trail, Beadley, Brookings Brown. Dawson,
Edmunds. Faux, Hand, Hughes, HYDE, yersulds
Lake, 1lnRehAha, sanborn, sphinx, and Tarnef.
This listwi Be increased NJ the rvturps conn N
The vote cast was very light In almost evsg(
county. and little Excitement ls reportod.
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Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, Nov. a.-The lord mayors procession IL
taking place in a steady downpour. which, II the
rOwdy element In the crowd is inclined to create
trouble, viii certainly assist the police. There
does not however, seem much prospects OF dis
turbance.
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Washington News and Gossip.

PAGES , and OF to-days STAR contain: The
New License Year, Election Returns, Mrs Cleve-
lands Germantown visit, What the Anarchists
Did, Telegraphic Dispatches, &C. The advertise
ments are classified as follows: Auction Sales,
Proposals, Ladies' Goods Pianos and Organs. Edu-
cational, Professional Railroads, Potomac River
Boats, Ocean Steamers, Books, Sewing Machines
Family Supplies. Wood and Coal, Dentistry, Attor-
neys Housefurnishings, Medical Specialties.
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kilograms to The Star.
ECHOES FROM THE ELECTIONS.
Revised Returns of Yesterdays BallOting
AN AFFLICTED ROYAL FAMILY
EFFORTS TO SAVE THE ANARCHISTS.
Judge Gary Interests Himself in Fielden
NEW YORK.
Albanv Returns show . Plurality fer
Geek Of About la.ONO.

Albanv Returns show q Plurality fer
Geek Of About l3,OOO.
Special Dispstch to TIE EVENING srAn:
ALBANY, Nov. 8.-Albany returns show that
Cook, democrat, has beaten Col Fred Grant for
secretary Of state by about $4,000 The other can
didates on the democratic state ticket have won
by between 5000 and 10000, except Fitzgerald,
whose plurality will probably be about 5000 The
prohibition vote has apparently reached $1,000,
and the George vote through the state will not
reach 10000 Gen. Charles Tracy, democrat.
made phenomenal run for Congress In this dis
head or the democratic State ticket gets 1900 In
the county. The republican county treasurer is
elected by 500 and the election OF RUSSELL repub-
ncan, for State senator Is claimed by 81. The
issue on Congress was straight on revenue reform.
The republicans have 20 out OF ~ senator's, ana Il
out OF l2S assemblymen.
By Associated Press.
EX.COIlectOr Robertson Elected.
NEw YORK, Nov. 9.-Ex-Colector Robertson was
elected senator from Westcnester County yester-
day py 800 majority. He ran ahead or his ticket.
ALBANY, Nov. 9.-Albany County yesterday gave
Cook IL, Az; Grant, IL. .34s; George, ], 500.
THE RESULT IN BROOKLYN.
BROOKLYN, y. Y, Nov. alt was noon to-day
before any OF the local candidates had any definite
figures OF the election. The republicans elect two.
senators and the democrats one, the saline now
Chaplin, democrat, Is elected mayor by ], 703. The
republicans elect the sherir and gain an assenr
blyman- Cook has plurality In the city or s,o1J,
and In the whole county 10000.
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Count KAinoky, In addressing the budget com
migtee In VIENNA yoeterdAy, said he had rece1vcd
as1ufance4 that Bulgaria would not become .
s0uroo Of ccn0lct me Alliance with tho CentTsl
EuropeaA powen would snectually meet tAs dan
ger q war.
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AN INJUNCTION REFUsED.-Judge Merrick. OF the
Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia, to-day
denied the application OF the New Orleans Pacific
Railway Co. for an Injunction TO RESTRAIN the Sec
retary or the Interior and the Commissioner OF the
General Land OMce from carrying out the orders
OF the Department restoring to settlement and
entry lands within the Indemnity limits OF said
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Gov. Gordon DiAn,s kiss Him.

CHICAGO, Nov. Q.-The following has been 10.
ceived here, dated at Mount vernon, Ohio Novum.
Der O, 1887: ITO the Associated Preus; one oe
your correspondents has sent broadcast Over rhO
Union the statement that Gov. Gordon, OF 00orRfa
had kissed me al public reception held " the cfG
is wholly untrue; but the high reputation OF yUuf
association gives it color, and therefore reouooe
you 10 give this contradiction an equally W1oe Or
culation. GEon0e W. ItnoANs
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NS TWENTIETH ISSUE OF STOCK
The SERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILDING ASSOCIA-
TlON meets WEDNESDAY. 9th instant. at 615 7th st.
NV. a O'Clock PIN. Shares 81 esch. Pays q per cent
on withdrawals. Stock may be subscribed for ct any
time at The office the secretary and Treasurer IA l6
ROBERT @. CAMPBELL President,
o17 lOtn st. NV.
n3-dtd 14lo at n w.
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To SUCCEED GIN. BANKs.-It Is reported that Mr..
Lowering, who has Just been defeated In Massa-
chusetts, win be appointed to succeed Gen Banks
as United States marshal
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Giving the Returns in WashingsOm.

THE DEMOCRATIC Success NEW YORK GENERAL r
REGARDED As AN ADMINISTRATION VICTORY.
In Washington deep interest was felt In the re-
suit OF the elections yesterday. II was generally
q demOcr tic interest, and the results In New York
and Virginia were received with much ent th,,siasm
last night though some District democrats pro-
fessed 70 want the administration 10 get "biack
eye" When the Massachusetts, returns showed
big republican majority some of lle democrats at
the Columbia Club headquarters gave ironical
cheers for frottar. Wherever returns were re-
ceiyed rnere Were large crowds assembse0 IN
front OF the Post building, where the figures were
displayed, about thousand people were assembled
The Columbia Democratic club '1nv1red many OF
their friends TO meet in the parlors OF the Metro
politan Hotel, where the returns were received
Many prominent District democrats were present.
aud Representatives Bland, MatSOn, bynyrl
Taulbee and other members OF Congress called
during the evening. Bulletins were pasted at the
United Pes Office and at the windows OF some Of
the saloons. The news was received at republi-
can headquarters, and while the returns were not
unforniliy good for them there, they were pleased
at the result in OHIO and Massachusetts The talk
everywhere was that the success OF the demo-
Gratis In New York was victory for the admins
tralion direct The returns were received ut the
White House with much satisfaction.
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PENNSYLvANlA.
A Democratic Gain On the state TSckss
OF 10000 ne Compared with 1855.

PHuApEIPHrA, Nov. 9.-Estimates from all coup.
ties In Pennsylvania show a plurality OF between
$4,000 and $4,000 for Hart republican, for State
treasurer, q democratic gain OF about 10000 ~
compared with the vote for state TREASURER l6s6
and that Tor governor last year.
Returns by counties show the following totals
IN the state: Hart, republican 6l.0l2; Mctipnn,
democrat u, lis; Harris plurality. IS. 7s7. These
returns show democratic gain Of is. $oo Aid
republican gain OF S.0Sa
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Business Men Protect.

PETITIONS TO THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE CouMIs-
SION.
The Interstate Commerce Commission has lust
received a large number OF protests from business
firms. chiefly in the Middle and Northwestern
States, against granting the petitions Of F. B.
Tnurber and others, representing the New York
Board OF Trade and Transportation, and Thomas
L. Greene, manager OF the Merchants Freight Bu.
reau, who desire that carload lots Of merchandise
be charged for at the rates which are charged on
smaller lots. The position OF the prorestants is
stated In petition from Milwaukee signed by
forty business firms OF that city, as follows:
1.-THE present classification was, in our opinion,
made after long usage and proper consideration Of
the various business interests concerned, and 10
just and fair and not Inconsistent with public pol.
Icy. difference between carload lots and less
than carload lots Is founded in mercantile usage
and justice, and we respectfully protest against
that principle being interfered with. All classes
OF trade ana manufactures are conducted by dis
tinguishng between retail and wholesale prices,
ana we cannot suppose that your honorable board
1s prepared 10 condemn, as against public policy
rule recognized and acted upon by the whole mer-
camille and business community when 1t Is prac-
ticed by the railways in dealing with the same
merchants"
The hearing OF arguments upon the questions In.
vowed In these petitions and protests will take
place December lS
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A DIVIDEND DECLARED.-The controller OF the
Currency has declared fourth dividend, 10 per
cent, payable on and after october %, 1887, In
favor OF the creditors Of the First National Bank OF
proved, amounting TO S2OO, ,S54. This bank failed
January "a, 1884,
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inte rnal reve-
nue., $l39, ,42S; customs Sl47 645
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APPoINTMENrs.-The Acting Secretary Of the
Treasury to-day appointed the following store
keepers and gaugers: Thomas j. Moran, at Chi
cago. Ill. c. g. Harris, at Marsh, N c.; Albert w.
Jones, at Panther Greek, y. c.; DOugald L. Arey,
Salisbury, NC and William I. Reinhart, CASTOR
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RoAK, Nov. 9.-Gen- Mszano win take suprsno
command At Massowah- He viii to-day t1pue =
manifesto promising 70 protect the friendly trfbe0
and the interests OF the colony.
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QuRBEc, Nov. a-The fears respecting the safety
OF the steamer Oregon, Capt. Williams, which
sailed from Montreal for Liverpool November l.
have been set at rest by Capt Richardson, OF the
steamer Sarmation, from Liverpool for Montreal,
which has arrived here. He reports passing the
Isle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-09

THE ORDER directing Lieut.. Martin T. Hall to
the Trenton has been revoked and he has been
placed on waiting orders.
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Failure Of WhOlesa1e Milliueru,
CINCINNATI, Nov. e-Hutchius & Hun. whn3os
sale miliiners assigned to-day. Lsbinties 1000
assets $4,000
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The Indian Rights, Association,

DELEGATION CALLS on THE PRECEDENT
Ncssrs. Philip G. Garrett, Clement ". Biddle and
Robert Frazer, OF the Indians Right Association,
Philadelphia, and Mr.. c. C. Painter OF the associa-
tion at Washington, called on the President to-day
TO urge upon him the proprety OF extending the
clvi!-3crvice rules TO the Indian service They
called on the President for this purpose some time
ago, and think that since then several things have
happened 10 prove that their advice ought to be
followed The President listened TO what they had
10 say with much apparent interest and they be-
lleve he thought favOrably OF their proposition.
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Nsw.g.s,; M. n Z, Nov s..Sear wslden, last
looSo hon the wagon and Miller became ontanE3od
n ghe nnea He Was dragged distance q tkree
tuT10 thiD morning.
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CoxronrApLE RrcEs.

WHY SHOULD YOU HESITATE TO PREPARE
FOR THE COLD BLASTS OF WINTER WHEN YOU
CAN PROCURE A SUIT OR oyERCOAT OF SUCH
EXCELLENCE IN EVERY PARTICULAR AS YOU
WILL FIND IN LOOKING OVER THE STOCK OF
THE GOLDEN EAGLE-ss. s1O s,a. sl5. s1s. AND
so ON UP TO $40. GOODS AT THESE PRICES
ARE HERE IN OUR HOUSE AND MARKED IN
PLAIN FIGURES. AND NOT AN INDIFFERENTLY
MADE OR TRIMMED GARMENT AMONG THEM
UNLIKE THE GREAT sHowMAN's VERSION,
OURS Is NOT THE GREATEST AND ONLY HOUSE
OF ITS KIND ON EARTH. BUT WE POSSESS
CANDoR ENOUGH TO SAY THAT THE GOODS
We SELL ARE SECOND To NONE IN AMERICA; l.;
OUR PRICES ARE LOWER THAN OTHERS CHARGE
FOR THE SAME CLASS OF GOODS.
YOUR BOYS. FROM TO IA YEARS, CAN BE
SUPPLIED IN SUITS AND ovRRcoATs FROM
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT WE EVER HAD
THESE GOODS START IN PRICE FROM $3.50.
NOT GARMENT IN OUR HOUSE WHICH Is NOT
| RELIABLE.
THE YOUNG MAN. FROM Ia TO Is YEARS, IS
CORDIALLY INVITED TO LOOK OVER OUR
STYLES AND PRICES. WE FEEL CONFIDENT
HE CAN BE PLEASED IN OUR HOUSE IN EITHER
SUIT OR OyERCoAT
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING co.,
n4-eo NO 400 9TH ST W.. COR. D.
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TEE o. 8. 8. TALLAP0osA arrived at Montevi-
dec and the jamestown and Saratoga at Ports
mouth, Va, November g.
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AvExroRr. Iowa, Nov: a-The main building Of
the soldiers Orphans Home was burned af $50
O'Clock this morning. The building was COM
pletely gutted. Insurance, S22, ,0oO; 1oes $4,000
me cause OF the IRE was thunderbolt. The 0fty
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VIENNA, Nov. s.-The war minister appeared b.
fore committee OF the Hungarian del6ga tton -.
terday and explained at length the reason for th6
adoption OF a small cabre r1ne Tor the Amy. He
In the world The committee passed TIT vote too
new r1nes, the opposition conapstng on the tnsers
the rifies shall be manufactured In Hungary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-09

THE LEAVE OF ABsENCB granted to LIST Lieut..
Edgar Hubert, Sth infantry, has been extended
two months
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TIE EVENING STAR
ADJUSTMENTS

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TONIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
SEE THE OsTRICHES AND THE OWLS,
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ALSO THE FAMOUS DOLLS!
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Mex, weei-JAs A. HERNE.
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ALBAueHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
SPECIAL SALE OF SEATS,
y TOMORROW. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10,
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RUDOLPH ARoNsoN's
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ENGAGEMENT BEGINS MONDAY, NOVEMBER IA.
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Naain. 6eOr<ie Dennison, Murray woods Original
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Rss.r,sd sssss. 75c.. u. and s15O. according to
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. u MATINEEs DAILY.
CHANFRAU
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FRIDAY NIGHT,
Testimonial to
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Next weeh-MIcHAEL sTRoGOFF. no
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\ Iricyeles. Iandens and Socisbes for rent by the
Largest assortment in the United States s.3 6In
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open from a. IN. 10 10 n. 1yl5
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MBsehell Rai1s - Meet sunnivan.
Loxnox, Nov. Q-Mftchell JAILED 20 meet eullfvnm
yesterday and arrange terms for nght.
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LAND COMMISSIONER SPARES has rejected the 81
lections OF the Oregon and California Railroad
Company for about 81 500 acres OF lano In oregon
within the quadrant formed by the restoration to
the public domain OF the forfeited portion OF the
oregon Central Railroad grant.
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VIII Get 50 Per Cess - Their C1aiass.
LErPsIc, Nov. AT IL now estimated thai tho
creditors OF the Desconto 0esselschaft may ulr1s
mately receive 30 per cent OF their claims
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New York the Fighting Ground i'm {,

DAY MEANS, ACCORDING TO EX-SECkETARY WINDOW.
STAR reporter asked ex-Secretary Window to-
day how he thought the result In New York would
AFFECT the republican party. He replied that he
did not know yet just how much OF q victory the
democrats had won, or just what had contributed
toward 1t, and therefore was not in q position TO
express an opinion or much value. II the demo-
cratic majority III the State was only ten twelve
thousand. it showed only that New York wotld
stlll he the nghting ground in ~. A victory was
murh: more important 10 the democrats he
thought, Than 10 the republicans, 6. defeat
wolid nave settled their chances. he did not
think the result Indicated that the republican
parry was disOrguniled. He wanted to 81 udy the
thing up and see what 1t meant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-09

PARn Nov. a.-0en- De Courcey, formerly CON.
mander Of the French forces In fonQuin, d eeoa
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TALK Al THE WHITE HOUSE.
Satisfaction at the Result in New
York.

coN0RATuLAToRY TELEGRAMs TO THR PRESIDENT
WHAT col LAMONT AND REPRESENTATIVE GRAIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-09

TIE CONCLUSIONS HE DRAWS FROM THE DEMOCRATIC
VICTORY IN NEW YORK YEsTERpAY-THAT STATE
AND INDIANA SAFE FOR THE DEMOCRATS IN Ss,
HE THINKS.